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If you were captivated by the historical drama and intricate power dynamics in “Shogun”, here are seven shows and movies…
Acarajé, the popular Brazilian street food with a link to African heritage
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Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre, a sequel series to the 2022 film Aníkúlápó, transports viewers to the 17th century. The…
Nigerian Poet Titilope Sonuga Releases Romantic New Single ‘Sanctuary’
Nigerian poet Titilope Sonuga recently unveiled her latest single, “Sanctuary”, a heartfelt tribute to the sisters and friends who have been…
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “Notes on Grief” Shows Me that Grief is a Stranger
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Forget about relying solemnly on film school to prove your filmmaking skills. The future of film is in the vision,…
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Meek Mill Plans to Apply for Ghanaian Citizenship Amid Controversy
American rapper Meek Mill has expressed his intention to apply for Ghanaian citizenship, citing America's oppressive system against black men…
Limited Drama Series, “Agu” Shines Light On Supernatural Justice
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“Orisa” Reviews: More Tropes, Less Mettle
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Beninese Writer and Philosopher Paulin Hountondji Passes On, Aged 81
Photo sourced from The Africanist – Podcast. Beninese writer and philosopher Paulin Hountondji has passed on at the age of…
James Van Der Zee’s legacy documenting the 1920s Harlem Renaissance through photography
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Hausa and Others: Inside the Language Battle in Northern Nigeria
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How a storyteller seeks achievement in writing: a conversation with Aliyu Jalal
Aliyu Jalal is a storyteller, poet, journalist and copy editor. He also writes critical essays on various topics with a…
Ogranya Uses Music as an Outlet to Vocalise Emotions
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What is this Ojude Oba Festival Everybody is Talking About?
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